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The Heart of A Business Ethic

Pollard, William C.(Foreword by)Bennis, Warren(Contributions by)CEO, retired(Contributions by)Griffiths, Brian(Contributions by)Johnson, Elmer W.(Contributions by)Novak, Michael, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Human Rights Commission, 1994 Templeton(Contributions by)Pollard, C William(Contributions by)Pree, Max De(Contributions by)Soderquist, Donald G.(Contributions by)Young, David R.(Contributions by)
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Over the past several years a cascade of corporate scandals have erupted.

Savings and provisions for retirement have shrunk drastically.

Jobs have been lost. One of the world's largest and best-known accounting firms is gone. Ordinary people have been hurt and they have lost confidence in business leaders.

The on-going public debate over business ethics and corporate reform points to one common conclusion: Things cannot be corrected by simply adding more laws and new rules.

The solution will come from high moral leadership. The Heart of A Business Ethic is based on the Hansen-Wessner Lectureship Series established by the ServiceMaster Foundation to consider the source of moral authority and ethical behavior in business.

The eight lectures in this series were presented at major universities in the U.S. and Britain, and brought together some of the most distinguished business experts of our time.

What they have to say is important for business teachers and students, and business leaders at every level.

The scandals at Enron, Tyco and others have generated many books on business ethics, but none offer the expertise or breadth of thinking that this volume does.

The Heart of A Business Ethic is useful to professors, students, and practitioners who not only want to understand what has happened, but who also want to think through the basis for a new standard of morality in business.

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Product Details
University Press of America
0761831886 / 9780761831884
Paperback / softback
174.4
08/09/2005
United States
224 pages
148 x 219 mm, 295 grams